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Even if, for an instance, the Cornhuskers are not taking the underdog Huskies – a team they blasted, 56-21, on Sept. 18 in Seattle – seriously, they figure it will be only a matter of time somewhere on that field at Qualcomm Stadium on Thursday that UW will provide all the necessary motivation.

That’s because the Huskies – in particular, their defensive players – like to yap and grandstand, Paul said.

“This (UW) team likes to talk,” Paul said. “They talked a lot of trash … before the game, during the game and after we led. They were non-stop.”

How much?

“More than any team I’ve ever been around,” Paul said.

http://www.thenewstribune.com/2010/12/2 ... -talk.html

maxduck wrote:Even if, for an instance, the Cornhuskers are not taking the underdog Huskies – a team they blasted, 56-21, on Sept. 18 in Seattle – seriously, they figure it will be only a matter of time somewhere on that field at Qualcomm Stadium on Thursday that UW will provide all the necessary motivation.

That’s because the Huskies – in particular, their defensive players – like to yap and grandstand, Paul said.

“This (UW) team likes to talk,” Paul said. “They talked a lot of trash … before the game, during the game and after we led. They were non-stop.”

How much?

“More than any team I’ve ever been around,” Paul said.

http://www.thenewstribune.com/2010/12/2 ... -talk.html

Wouldn't surprise me that they would since Sark and Holt are there as coaches. If there is one Pac-10 team I want to see get crushed this post-season, it's the Huskies.

I hope they take UDub behind the woodshed and just beat the hell out of them. I would watch that fo dayz

gregspechtismyhero wrote:I hope they take UDub behind the woodshed and just beat the hell out of them. I would watch that fo dayz

I doubt it will be any different from their earlier matchup in the season. Nebraska will run all over UW.